Pink Poogle Toy Forum

Hey! What about people born in the 70's? Like me I remember Rainbow Bright, but I think it's spelled Brite. I had the doll, records and books . Loved My Little Pony, would watch it every morning before school when I was in 4th and 5th grade, along with Moondreamers. Also remember He-Man (although I kinda preferred She-Ra), Popples (had a comic book), Carebears (had a couple). Tamagotchi and Mortal Kombat, I remember but I didn't have anything to do with them cause I was too old by the time those came along. And I never heard of Angelina Ballerina.




Oh I loved DangerMouse! Penfold was so cute


I think I still have my Pound Puppy somewhere. I think it's in my storage shed....I just couldn't give it up lol. Maybe it will be worth some money someday.



*sings*
Pinwheel, pinwheel, spinning around.
Look at my Pinwheel and see what I've found.
Pinwheel, pinwheel, where have you been?
Hello, how are you, and may I come in?
Pinwheel, pinwheel spinning around.
Look at my Pinwheel and see what I found.
Pinwheel, pinwheel, breezy and bright.
Spin me good morning, spin me good night.

I loved that show. It would be on all morning. I'd wake up, watch a bit, go to school (kindergarten), come home for lunch, and it'd still be on .
Also liked Today's Special.

Ahh poop. *visibly wilts* Does anyone else remember those? I had the books when I was tiny. This is going back to the mid eighties though.

oh! I just remembered another one! I really liked The Great Space Coaster.


EDIT: Hey, skizzy the wonder lizard!

http://www.johnnorrisbrown.com/classic-nick/pinwheel/

*lists a few other shows on the site she watched*

Belle and Sebastian
Turkey TV
You Can't Do That On Television.

Dude, I still have all of mine somewhere in my closet, haha. I loved those too. I had like fifteen of the little playsets. I was addicted to them, and I would spend ages setting them up and putting all of the furniture in and making up stories to go along with it, haha. I was very organized about it, too. At one point, I had a list of names that I had made up for each little 'doll', and along with that, a list of what playset they 'lived' in, if they had relations to any of the other dolls... Everything. Haha, I was a dork. Haven't changed much since then.

Ah, Polly Pocket. I had a billion of those too. Matter of fact, I found my magnetic one in my old toy box a few weeks ago. (There was this magnet underneath it you would control and she would walk around town.) So two friends and I decided to make a movie out of it. Her getting up, getting chased my a dog, catching her boyfriend kissing another girl...oh it was so much fun! ^___^

Heh. I didn't have any male Polly Pocket dolls, so I always had to pretend that Polly's boyfriend just had long hair (now that I think of it, none of my PPs had semi-short or short hair, either).

And wore a skirt.

Figures that my only masculine-ish PP wore a skirt.

I know! The old ones and myself spent many hours of fun together. They messed them up completely. Why did they change them, anyway? I demand they make a new line of toys called "Polly Pocket Classic" so I can have a decent toy to give to little kids.

And if Angelina Ballerina was a dancing mouse, I belive American Girl revived them.

I remember Rainbow Bright and Strawberry Shortcake. I would rent the videos constantly. And my Tea Bunnys. All my old Tea Bunnys are with a little todler I know. She loves 'em to bits.

Its kind of embarressing to admit that Mortal Combat is my favorite book. I love the pictures.

I noticed that they are being brought back but they aren't really the same as they were back then. Strawberry Shortcake, alone, looks totally different; the CareBears have bigger heads and they are more rounded; even Rainbow Brite has more of an oval shaped head than the rounded-apple shape she had before. I loved the old styles of the toys and characters but not how everything is getting little changes here and there. I remember when Polly Pocket was so modern and now she has EVERYTHING. lol

That made me spit grape juice all over my computer

I had a ton of Polly Pockets...I used to make up insane stories with them being attacked by cannibals and such, because I was (and still am, come to think of it) a twisted little girl I made these huuuuuuuge forts for them out of playing cards...then someone would come in my room and knock them over, and I'd get all mad.

OMG I LOVED POLLY POCKETS!

Seriously. o.o I used to play with it and I had a green heart shaped one. And I had this castle set. With a prince.

Awww, you had your forts knocked over too? I would make homes for my toys out of cardboard cereal boxes and such. Then my mom would either throw them out, my brother would rip them apart or I would forget about them and then wonder why there was a crayon decorated Rice Krispies box in the middle of my floor.

You know, I saw the new Sky Dancers commercial and I think I want one. Just for old time's sake.

Yeah, I saw that too. I remmber my old Sky Dancers. I loved to play with them for ages when I was three, four, and maybe five. I might have them buried in a box in a basement, but I'm not sure. And I'd like to buy one too, just to remember old times, like when I played w/ them in St. Thomas. They were fun. And dangerous!

I sent a neighbour to the hospital with mine. :3 Hit her in the eye; cut her retina.

O____O;;

...Wow. I always knew they were a bit dangerous even with the nice little foam around the wings. Sheesh, was she alright?
I can imagine her telling that story to all her friends years later. "Yup, got hit in the eye with a Sky Dancer."